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GIGANTIC REFLECTOR OF VIENNA.

UA0ANXAO h6k14CIO6 OF VIENNA
Until lately the gigantic telescope In the
Vienna observatory was the largest In the
world, for it surpassed in size even the WASH
ington refractor, in comparison with which
all other telescopes had seemed like dwarfs,
but it did not enjoy this reputation long, for
the construction Of the Vienna telescope
seemed to call forth a universal competition
for the possession OF the largest instrument,
and several observatories ordered telescopes
Of dimensions equal to or larger than the one
in Vienna. The diameter Of the lens in the
Vienna instrument is 81 inches, Of that in the
telescope at Pulkowa (near st Petersburg
30 inches, and Of the lens in the refractor in
the Lick observatory, California, SO inches.
nlustrite Zeitung, from which the accom-
panying cut was reproduced, furnishes the
following figures Of the proportions Of the
Vienna telescope:
The length of the tube is about SO feet, and,
with its movable axis and CONFERENCE.-The, it
weighs about 10000 lbs The entire instru-
nlent, with its cast iron base, weighs more
than &c, 900 lbs.
This telescope was constructed by Howard
Grubb Of Dublin, and cost in round numbers
$50, 900. The entire instrument, including
the protecting dome, etc., and exclusive Of
the foundation of masonry, cost about 1884,
OOO
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suggestions About Preventing the Deadly
Pest Of Sewer Gas by the Artificial
Ventilation Of Sswers-The Immense
Telescopes Employed by Astronomers.
The successful application Of photography
to the representation Of the starry heavens
has awakened universal interest In the work
Of astronomers, and an illustration of one OF
these immense telescopes which enable as
tronomers to explore the vast distances Of
the universe from which light reaches VI
will doubtless prove welcome to many readers
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lands and all centuries, on which ever side
they fought whether for freedom or despot-
ism, for the right or the wrong. They come!
They come! Darius and Cyrus, and Sennacl,-
crib, and Joshua, and David, leading forth
the armies of scriptural times; Hannibal and
Hamilcar leading forth the armies of the
Carthaginians; Victor Emmanuel and Carl
baldi leading on the armies of the Italians:
Tamerlane and Ghengis Khan followed by the
armies of Asia; Gustavus Adolphus, and
Ptolemy Phlopater, and Xerxes, and Alex
ander, and Semiramis, and Washington, lead
ing battalion after battalion. The dead
American armies of 1776 and 1879, and
100000 Of northern and southern dead
in our civil war. They come up They
pass on in review. The 100000 fallen
in Napoleonic battles, the 100000 Ger
mans fallen in the Thirty Years War;
the Is, 900 fallen in the war under Sesos-
iris; the 10000, 900 fallen in the wars of JUS
tinian; the % 100000 fallen in Jewish wars:
the S0,000,000 fallen in the crusades, the $780,
100000 fallen in the wars with Saracens and
Turks; the 81, 600, 100000 men estimated to
have fallen in battle, enough, according to
one statistician, if they stood four abreast, to
reach clear around the earth 442 times.
But we shall have time to see them pass in
review before the throne Of judgment-the
cavalrymen, the artillerymen, the spearmen,
the infantry, the sharpshooters, the gunnels,
the sappers, the miners, the archers, the
skirmishers, men of all colors, of all cpaulets,
of all standards, of all weaponry, of all coun-
tries. Let the earth be especially balanced to
hear their tread. Forward Forward! Let
the orchestra of the heavenly galleries play the
grand march, joined by all the fifers, drum
mers and military bands that ever sounded vic
tory or defeat at Eylau or Borodina, at Mara
thon or Thermopyla, Bunker Hill or York
town, Solferino or Balaclava, Sedan OF Gettys-
burg, from the time when Joshua halted astron-
omy above Gideon and Ajalon till the last man
surrendered to Garnet Wolseley at Tel-el-
Kebir. Nations, companies battalions, ages,
centuries and the universal! Forward in the
grand review of the judgmentl Forward!
Gracious and eternal Godl On that day may
it be found that we are all marching in the
right regiment and that we carried the right
standard, and that we fought under the right
commander, all heaven, some on amethystine
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nLicEmEKs FEES
ne sssafrsversy New &C.
ang 81 with Regard
10 Tken.


A assas daal sf fnserssf has eeen
saken ever fhs ausisn ue ne 0il1 Cenn-
q h dssidEna thsk - fsss bssstsisss
psid 70 psiiea sfassss h city easss
shoala Be wahhsld. TIE poliesnsn
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shs.n, e ths psg roe given. e6s psr
moush, h TO Isu. and soue ciiissns
ala - visa shal shsf sa@ b too small
a itsslf - sssuzs really s1eisna 81
ssxa TIE rszaonslranes Of Poliss Jos
tiss Janss azainst ths action Of ths City
oounesi hes had the e9sst Of intensity
lpa TIE intersst taken In The aabiseA.
Il b nst RenesaIly known What
emouns Of fsss are eoilssasd b. The en-
esrs, and statement q The matter Il.
perhacs, in or6er. Ths fee bIll gives .
oanstahls g fos each days sttsndaaos
e soart and 10 cents pr ale eaeh way
ia addition % this, WHISTLER n city Of
TsrrfssfisI esgss. end whether IN csses
before q Iussies Of the Peeee % the
DisirSs4 Courts. u also allows him u
fos eaeh arrest, and tie sane amoans
for q oommitment, With miIeaae -
above. IN order 10 ascertain The
amounts received b. each oilssr 10 Sc
attle, reporter Of the PosT IAAnExx
axsuEn eearuhed the records IN tAe 0ity
Oaerh's and County Auditog's cfaees,
AID the results will be foand 10 the
ID isiae1 table. Thess figures are for
fhe vsae oommeaelna AuQusa /. 1886.
and ending July 50, 1857. Tney inslnde
ne bills usid IL al easss, whsthsr City
OF Territorial.
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sThe Boston hisytslina never takes 4
headeR.s says ths Ttaascrfpt. Bua q
asksd II be uas ever aproleoted from
The pefipAesy Of hls cireaiaF stesA Z" 9
aisa@ af inteiiiaenoa ogerspReads has
taoss-PAiisdsipAas Cal.
Ths differences bstween an spiazrs
and aa Anarchist 70 thst one,s . miaAiy
dlnsK end tie oeheFss . dynAmiteF.--
WaaAisetos Crifie.
ThsFs are lets Of men "a this wsrld
vho are born % rule, bot the other fei-
lowe are saeA . paek Of iQnoFannsas
thai they c4n't Be made 20 ReAi:Es H.
N~eAess Trasslsr.
'sNa.s said a Al ed maid, 81 aoass
miss . husband gsFy m1oh. ] have
trained ny doz 20 gFoBi sveFy time
dzmmY that / en- sod 1hen ] feaa
Ike T. NJ paFEot can sesaF. end
haze Q xeonkey thas ehsU1 tabaono. No.
] eoa's miss kfm uaoh.-NeaeAafsr
Rxamlaw.
sNs" ssid cd BIN saueszsrs. vhewns
down from Bodia he efhsr aay. a.No.
I dfdnl 20 - Ja3na RodRsf's Ws1dina.
fha nosiee said Ne eardn.' ard Tn
aaknad n I can fool euay whoia essn-
~ ghare fhnraaa No ehanea e 4 litsla
foaF-bsl antA-eas Fssaeisee Wep.
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msnAasEts.
"fhs bsss way nsWzdaFa. I thtnk, d
b. nsAna of Q doahis barrel bzslls end
. trips siRsd eaEsshssl has and . fsney
paraaol
~TAs Femaxked villas uu1AaR,
m1NizElys II 1se6 - Be very 1aeA 81
dead - tAos Iiatls fofhiss hsfoEa ws
Usrs @asFisd--Wsaksss1sa critis.
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vsas. s...vsss., = =. 80
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- - mamhsss uniil I'll I'D tssfe6 thz-z
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Fnn4 enzzxk
ia sompsny apprspriassa $50 81
nanilg. Wkinh So & df0i1nf iusn pzinss
- klahsa4 hainR s. fuE sks -
fEsa1knulan. Tbs contest THztaE8sY -
tBeen Fred Brandt an6 ehllo 5oeoby.
basA e 9hDm Hzs eR1ak m8HksDa1,
IS elaesay w4aeke9. 4ha principal
enozoa ma1e wess as fo1lswss Feed
nFanSl, 50 uas ef Q possible % Phila
iJneehy. g; =. WeEths1meE. g; n. Zsoh
e.. 81 3. BesekmaBa. CO =. a. kahls,
sH ia. J. esg6sn, %.
The znsAsh eog - ehampionship Of
- uniesd SMtes O. ths nasioaal lsNn
i fnnafa touRuawenf Was ufaRe6 AaR. %
e NeupeE2 be3Deea 81 W. Blooam, the
winnsE Of the Afi-eouers' match, and
B. D. oe4fs, tAs present. ebaUpion. Ihe
pEizs e large and handeoms puneh-
bo9l, WhiEb nag< ba won three Ye8Fs q
feaoes1uien q ofdsr - become the prep
essY q 10 hnidsT. Tns mzseh uAsurAl-
/ % tazcitse VrofDund iu1ersse. and TIE
eEowd ef spso1atrRs which Surrounded
the ceBtex eoart e The grounds. wheFe
ths pla9ing toak p1Aoes was far larger
than euR whioh has. % % this Anal
dag, Watched tAs matobes Of tie tourna-
mena. A. lsass 100 or so rsrsUna usrs
% The aEoand a. one tlnas. and The
/ ffinRe 81 psopis VITO Wsfe ccmpelied %
Stand ouknids the rows Of spectators
waa ennatanlly changing. Al NsWroFt
sealsty gas Gus % &c ne eioee OF the
tougnameat- :
Ths present eriakst season In New
YeFk city end vicinity has bean ehs
lamess known ID mary years. In splits
81 the efforts Of the small English eon-
stitusncy shat works bard 70 bolster -
lhs game q hss fallen dat with the pab-
lie. Tiers vas only one match. sus-
slds Of the tnter-ssats one bstWeas
Nsw Jersey and New York, that vas
wofth going 70 sse, and that vas be
twsen PitisbaFg and Staten Island
Theirs are ouly three clubs that actually
eonttoi their eva grounds, namely. fhe
Ssa1an Iai4nd. - 9eoFRe's and Newark
ofaanixati0ns. Tue other clubs are d.
pendsut upon wtekeis IL tbs public
parks. In spite % all that Is said 10
She contrary, cricket Il certainly dying
out IN the Nee York district. The
matches de nos attraat q xan lockers
on - any o. ths pFivase grounds, and
thoee Who listleasly sop 70 .lsok a .
matoA Ia any Of the parks suddenly Do
paRt u base hsli game e stastsd.
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Ton Oonaosa and ne yap wrestis o.
PiitsbaFR shoot SsplsmesR 10.
barry Bsssans rFoposss goinz 70
EnaiAnd fer The parPoss Of FunninR
Harry Hutehiss LOO yaed racs.
Coa RioedAn haa bssn snaassd e
professor o. esxtna b. ne Boara Of
Dlrseaogs Of Ne 0olasa Gaia AthIssis
OaA.
Saars haal sloezn hy tha ssilauipz
eouro Cd, Is 60 Thea uinainR TIE
maleA. shs ehanpisnship ana ine haal
posssssion 81 Ne sap.
Joe Asaon. Ne vsll knova PAilAasl-
pAia ursslaer. b ssoosaEtaa. ana ARsnuR
ceam6ezs will match him - wrsalis
Tea Ooonors 90 asyeo4Y s1ae for e2so
esO % eieo si6e.
A match haa bes1 arranRsd betwsaa
ths famoas eaii-de9 Daikaaf GsnsEal
Lee and Railiyis StEa1esR fue 500 .
els. both toas 10 eehs e tAiFsg-one
peanaa, ne Uateh - eoDa e1 nsar
eaockaon eaFiy b Os1oosT.
Aa,saaA sorakiok Lsha insxilnhla yap
noe vanls 10 ureslls asFxtna 1hn@p-
500 10 esteh e. o1aeA eaa atyie foR so
siaa. n BE Waal1 maseA for TIE
aasa reesipen-ainnER .. he als-ha eAn
ga - thsaeh Thsnpaoa tAlksd Feeazf-
b q zakinR natrA fer go . Sd
AusaEas1an spElnaess aHs n6sp4ana q
gaeeaaaR atyla h ssag1tnR tAa nasEa. q
hnndsears. tafre9aeed b - ahuEiRlnal,
WhtcA = - iasn e4sF sAs 1aEk. ssstlE q
"a tha hAadA an6 y b ps1nf e fae1 en.
al faarA By tAta sseana they kaeey
lhsg aan 80 Qsiakss away ffa3 he
1aK1-
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- btcycfs Si1sR5 has 1eD1tss1 tsE1s 80
sAieA - Ell vial3 IL eean1Fy and
nss8 Rous thai have hean aeoegsea
TIE siipalatio11 esssr IN, &c rass fer
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raa rnArM.

fsisy Daay 3 n eaFaaegA. anxisas b
- rgtnfa % CAlifo4nia.
ThsFs uiil b . ia FAea msssina a
Kansas Oty h Os1eAsr.
Tks aaeesndRnss q The krsAa tFseaina
sra Pafeeen are sel3ea bard e rasa-
aAyA
Ia tsrn luxfmeu have eesn tula tAat
keasaekga nrse1inz ssstla1 p bare af
RraNA
0sErissn. ths iasksy. has kad es wia-
ntnz uaeanae - sat8no. cd MclaaaRA.
In haa bad 81
HtsFy Wakss i b tros ~ epvineae 4.
AasAI. seAinst tae paesR IeAnstoa han
disappSd - Wagun-
lsaae naspAy. ths e I'D AFShes. lea
aeaa =. 49, y Ftda ZEE J. h AaaRsn
aeKi ssStoai tsrnA eiA0oa
Fed Rshnsr hAa parshassa fraz
'LaeAy- BALDWIN Ne 8 ysaE-sla sall
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he Atlantic has bssn wi1hamwn
from paFtiefpaaion q shs trial Fsses %
CHOOSE q esmpstitoR for he Thistle b
the races for ths Qasen's esp.
A writer in tie Nee York Cssssssyesal
Adrsrffser claims thai H. spssd q tie
scotch yaeht Thistle b eeeonnlsd for
b. TIE fast that IN inReBiuua eeEsfly-
anco hae been arranged 70 sseslre The
afE, carry u % the keel and expel g into
ths water aioBe the slo@p's boitoEn. IL
this way The yanhs rests % bed e b1b-
Aes. as g we're, and tue seelslancs Of
fsFed 70 her pEogress thronRh tbs wassF
10 much lcssened. MOss % the New
York papers laugh Is this idea, aad che
Thistle's Grew sloutiy deny that any
sssh device 10 being usilizsd.
Tha annual Feaataa Of tbs 6hoalwnier
Bay Yaahs Olah cane oM Sept. 81, hay
fnR besn postponed from yestardey o.
ing 10 TIE lack Of suihaien4 brefHs.
Nothing oaald have been mere favor
able for The Ence today than tbs wealth
o., howsRsF, and The saiIina qualities Of
ne vaRioae yaohta which weFa enlared
ware e4enly and fairly tested. TheFe
we're eix entries, e. follows; Unela Ed.
]. A. Clark, master; Qasan Of the Bay,
Ohariaa RisAaF; aophia, Hogaeb Olark
J6hn Dnnisia, Henry Cara, Lab 6mith.
Joseph Sohnson, and War Eaeie. }. @.
johnson, master. The course called was
10 Q point about two miles aoath ef hare.
rounding Q aenke boas, thanea down fhe
hay b q puint nearly elzht miles north
from the plaoe Of stegtinR, an9 from
thanea h0me, wakina a distance Of
twenty miles. A start Wn8 made a. t2.68,
al the Contestants passing Ne ho@a
stake boat vary Gloss t0asthaR, and
maintaining che eloes proximity % one
anotheR over the entire course. Tia
wiud vas from the northwest a aha
START, and about the tins Of making tha
stakeboaf At the south veeRed afoand
20 the wu8s, thus Swing the meoeasiey 81 I
making q single tack On tho coarse.
The hFst beat 70 pass the home atAke
boAa was the Uncle Ed. a. 9s62s2e, max
ting che extraordinary time Of / hour, So
mfnuteR and 8S seconds. The Unnle h
wna followed eY me Queen Of ehe Bay.
making she tune % 1:s9s11; Lib Smith,
210.5s 1ohn DaDieEa, 309s9l; Sophia,
2s0lA9; and War EAals, 307;lB. Five
prizes we're awarded. FiFst, So; See
sod, es6; third, go; fourth' SO, and
Gfth, %. The race waa q very pretty
one, and ae ehey rounded tbs stake 10
ne north of hsxe 90 ths home eeEetoh,
almost toassheF, and began 10 eareen
owes under all che sasl THAI could be
crowded ca, u called forth many out
haFaaa Of a0miKnet0m. TIE time wne the
bess ever made on the hsy IN the hia1oKy
~ yacht racing. AlARae crowd from NE
enFesandiun potnts on the bar and
many from abgoad wszs a Oyatsrville
70 witness The regatta.
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RExE ssrzrs rRl1sFsRs.

Tha tolloWina Is . record Of all zeal
estate Transactions aled In the County
Aualtes's ealss DARING ne pasl week.
3. n. Chufeh 10 samnel Greer, Is
square sods o. lad In ssotion 3. ~. %.
range 8 east; 81.
r. "a Ysslsr 10 =. D. I.Dwnan. The
Ysalgf LeaEy building and lot, trusl
La anmsh 70 HurisOu HAYS Of
Tease. lsla l. ., 3, 4, and block II
Cf0wn addition 10 seattle.
Mary Q Hooahton snd husband 70
Hanry II wnisney, * acres Of the NE
u % go % % Is y K4 3; $500.
L d Weed 90 ux % Remembeance
MuxfoEd, lots . amd 8 block Is Bufke'e
second addition 20 seattle, 500.
L n Wood OF NJ 20 O II MoEford, loo
I block D Boske'a ssoond addition TO
Seattlei 500.
DIT Decay q N 10 Archie + Allan,
lots I, 2, 8 and block 3 East Park "a :
dttion 20 Seattle; @lO0o.
Garden Reynolds % NJ. 10 EseeE A.
Price. 10 agrea Of the NE. quarter OF
&c. q, %. 20 H., n g, u $3.50.
Wan u Llewsllyn - Il n Bait, Of
Illinoia. Aya acss trasa No. lleio Wsss
Gsorss Il Liatissood, Of Tllinois. 30
d N Bels. nve aera tFaats nnmheea
I24, rs 126, III. 1s6, 137, iSs and 10,
ID Woae 6eaktls; $4,000.
John J Moas. Of San Francisco, 10
George Wsislau4. Of same placs, lots (.
8 and 6, Ia block %. 10 Meas arna addi-
sion 30 Houth Seattle; Is.
VIM MckAchlan end wife 10 Ann W
Benz Amin. loo u. block 5, 10 Eaea a
kniant'a addition 70 seattle; 9500.
Aubrey Bennett 30 Ellis MorrIson, lots
8 and 4. block II. Edas & KniRhs'E Sd
dttion; ei75.
Henry q. Gtruvs and Lassslla r.
9tIuvs 10 Samuel OoaiteT, one- half Of
Eoutk one half af LIS Z. block 2. d. 8.
Aaynard's plat; also Que halE Of that
part Of lot (plat aa ab0ve1, described
as follows: heRinning 90 the eoath-eass
corner Of lot 2. thsnee west 10 fees,
north 30 fesl, easf 70 feet. and saufh %
beginnine 30 fees. toRsthes with al ap-.
paFsenaaoes; $500.
II. b Baeley and vita 10 Seattle Lake
Shore q EAseern Railway Company.
Fiehs Of way through caEtein lands II
tounshIpa - and g, ranges { and s
east; 81.
q. q. Bowman 10 John W. Knmsrsop,
lis acres Ia seesL Il and rs, %. Is north,
range 8 east; $4,000
Thos Mercer 90 George u. Bowman,
lats4. 5. 6. 10. II and Il bloek I, and
lots l ana 2, block 2. MsFess's water
front; 81.
d. I. Dsnny 10 0eoras n. Bouman,
lots 4. 8, 6, 10, II and Il, block l, and
lots I and 2. block 2sMarosEfs water
frgns eddisleu, q.
jacob Jalien 70 RsbeccA julien, SIS
acEea IN e@e. I. @. q. range east; 81.
Thos. LAFosn aud wife 90 Andrew
Johneoa 81 81 sW u Of NJ y zee. 4,
q. s. Fa1es I east; elbz6
d. Z. Deauy and wife 10 II. n. Peters,
loa y. bloek s.. d. 7. Dssnyas Para Cd
estion; GOO.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-11

TesmeF has accepted &c an emblem d
Che American ssuiIEnG eharnpsonsnip 8
CUP vaIund % 1900, donated By b. X.
Rox, Of New Yorh, and % d Ahooaht he
0Fsa competittun for 70 will % be1weon
Hesmss and 0aadaus.
In susakine Of the start IN ths Han
len. rssmog Face 81 TorenfoI MF. James
n. Ormand, who refereed the Hanl 50
Teemsg raee 20 Troy two years aaos says;
i" The same thing happene0 sheEa. 4
gave the enasionaKy signal. Are you
Foadyr and TsameR jamped away
Come back said quistiy, and John
backed down 10 the lice AGAIN, sailing
and ahakina his bead. He vas cool And
oonndena al the tlme. And / could ses
HAnlan wae nerves. and exnited. ny
opinion b that Hanlan was than end
has ainca been afraid Of TeameT. Don
fldenoe IL somesimea half the raoe, and
TsemeF, vhsn IN good condition. Il ~
wave e0nndenl. Thai will win nina
Races every sims be eoes oat the line Ia
scaling oondition."
shortly bsfaFe Hanlan left Fosonao
for California. from Wheuos be intend-
ed calling Cor AnsaFafia, be infoEned
NJ. JamesfK enan Of thi8 city that be
would make the one great sEore Of his
life In he nsxt raoe Il vas his tnfaD-
tieu, be said, % pas nimsssf ID the beal
Of conition 30 @eet Beach, end II be
saeesedsd b oeaiiaa the ohamvton. BE
would e cree aise up raoing sBd follow
oaa bic lntenti0a Expressed euo pears
$50, Of Offering Q MAGNIFICENT Prize 10
b compeeed for By seulieEs from ell
parts Of The world. II be loat be hard
u knew Wnaa be we1ld Dc; SIN, be ~
aliBad thaa he bad eseome Q bseseF acui.
isf than he ever waa. and Be felt cons
dent Of beating Beach. II Hanlan's
sxpecealions ahoald b realised there q
iii1ie doabs thai be vii arrange q grand
regatta watch win Be b TIE naturs %
tsslimoaiai 10 himself % hia Fesfssussns
fsom Eaein0. and THAI TIE tflls whfen be
wfll volaatAEily lay down wtIl oHee Q
chAnes 10 tue eteal ssoliers 70 eoupses
% ons Of The basl. u noa the eFan1sss
Faee ever held n aDy eoantFy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-11

DOMlIN on Sports.
Facts Of Interest From the
Baseball Worid.
Notes Relating 70 PugiHsts
and Pugiiism.
Items Cleaned From tbs Re-
cords ofths Race Track.
fhs ThIsfIss New sssvise-Ansag ~
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